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epac-mcl
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"Where is the jubilee taking place?" is another correct answer which Duo does not accept. In British English, "jubilee" is a common word and is used interchangeably with "anniversary".
3 years ago
RyagonIV
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It doesn't have to be a wedding anniversary (that would be specifically called bryllupsdag - "wedding day"). Might be on any occasion you can have an anniversary for. 20 years of employment at the same workplace, for instance.
1 year ago
Pippapips
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"Where does the anniversary happen?" is not accepted.
Are "happen" and "take place" so different?
1 year ago
Pippapips
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Well, what is interesting in translating "at finder sted" by "to take place", is that it keeps the same half of the expression: "sted" and "place". I realize this now.
1 year ago
